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Two of Houston’s biggest iconic brands – the Houston Rockets and Whataburger – are combining efforts in a new way that’s off the court and not sold with fries.

The Kevin Durant trade has recently been made official after the Houston Rockets originally agreed to trade for the Phoenix Suns in exchange for the superstar back in June.

The Rockets have been one of, if not the most successful, team during this offseason as they have continued to make the right moves in preparation for challenging for an NBA Championship next season.

As the Rockets prepare for next season, they must make some crucial decisions regarding the 2025-26 roster, notably with Jock Landale.

Houston has peeled back the curtain on what was once a rebuild, laying out a championship-capable core for years to come.